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dan moylan wrote: > matthew gillen wrote: >> dan moylan wrote: >>> is there any way for me to test the audio system independent >>> of my current ubuntu installation, perhaps booting from a >>> cdrom? or indeed any other suggestions? tia. >> You could try some of the stuff here: >> http://www.linux-sound.org/distro.html > > voila! downloaded APODIO 4.3.9, burned it to a disk, booted > from the disk, and lo and behold play played my audio file. > so the hardware's good (marathon was right), but i have no > idea how to procede in getting my regular ubuntu 8.10 system > to process audio. i've tried everything i could think of. I'm sorry I wasn't monitoring this thread, so excuse me if you've been through this. When I have sound problems with Ubuntu, it's always been pulseaudio. I kill it and restart it and I have sound again. Oh, except once, for some reason a firefox video plugin dug its roots into the sound system and wouldn't let anything else play until I rebooted. I found the culprit with lsof.
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